Eakley Lanes, Stoke Goldington £1,250,000 Guide Price
Ref: MRA1_MRA1000306
Type: Detached House
Availability: For Sale
Bedrooms: 6
Gated entrance
Front of property
Entrance hall
Lounge
Lounge alt
Snug
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Kitchen
Margaret James Estate Agnets
Dining area
Dining/Family area
Family area
Landing
Master bedroom
En suite
Bedroom 2
En suite
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 4
Family bathroom
Loft room
Side garden
Rear garden
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Rear view
Paddock
7 acres of land
Property Features
A charming 1700s detached cottage, thoughtfully extended into a substantial stone-built family home
7 acres of countryside ideal for equestrian pursuits or livestock farming, complete with three stables and two open barns
One-acre of meticulously maintained formal gardens with a gated carriage driveway featuring twin five-bar gates.
Features include a wood-floored reception hall with exposed beams, a sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, and a second reception room with a stone fireplace, preserving period charm
The traditional farmhouse-style kitchen is well-appointed with AGA ovens and a Shaw’s “Butler” sink
Two-level first-floor living includes four bedrooms, a hobby room, a study, and well-equipped en suite facilities in both the master and guest bedrooms
Property Details
** 7 ACRES AND NO CHAIN **
Nestled on nearly one acre of secluded grounds, this delightful detached cottage offers both charm and privacy. Tucked away down an un-adopted road, the property is centrally located within its own grounds, ensuring that every boundary benefits from a peaceful, private setting. Dating back to the 1700s, the cottage has been thoughtfully extended over the years into a substantial stone-built family home.
** 7 ACRES AND NO UPPER CHAIN **
Nestled on nearly one acre of secluded grounds, this delightful detached cottage offers both charm and privacy. Tucked away down an un-adopted road, the property is centrally located within its own grounds, ensuring that every boundary benefits from a peaceful, private setting. Dating back to the 1700s, the cottage has been thoughtfully extended over the years into a substantial stone-built family home. The interior boasts generously proportioned rooms that retain many of the original period features, offering a unique blend of historical character and modern comfort.
Beyond the main dwelling, the estate includes an impressive 7 acres of agricultural land, perfectly suited for equestrian pursuits or livestock farming. This area is well-equipped with three stables and two open barns, making it ideal for those seeking a working countryside property. The formal gardens, which cover approximately one acre, are accessed via a gated carriage driveway. Opening the twin five-bar gates reveals a gravel drive that forms a turning circle in the front garden, leading seamlessly to the garage and an adjacent carport. The garage not only houses two cars but also provides extra space that could be converted into a workshop if needed.
The landscaping further enhances the property’s appeal. The front garden is beautifully privatised by mature hedging, complemented by well-maintained lawns and colorful flower borders. A tiered lawn design extends around the property and transitions into the rear garden, where sleepers are used to retain the earth and create distinct levels. The rear garden is a secluded retreat, enclosed by ranch-style fencing that adds an extra layer of privacy and charm.
Upon entering the property, a quaint porch leads into a spacious, wood-floored reception hall adorned with exposed beams and elegant wall lighting. A staircase rising from this area leads to the first floor, where further accommodation awaits. The main living spaces include a charming sitting room featuring a magnificent inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, accentuated by double aspect windows with attractive shuttering and decorative stone niches accented by exposed beams. A second reception room offers another inviting space, complete with its own attractive stone fireplace with brick detailing overhead, visible beams, and wooden flooring.
The traditional farmhouse-style kitchen is located at the rear of the property, offering scenic views over the gardens. It is well-appointed with a Shaw’s “Butler” style sink, extensive cupboard storage at both base and high levels, and two AGA ovens in racing green—one oil-fired and one LPG. The kitchen’s beams and tiled flooring add to its rustic charm, while a door leads directly to the rear porch and garage.
A more recent extension, a garden room of approximately 15 years, provides additional living space. This room, with its wood-burning stove and exposed stonework, wraps around the rear of the west wing and features double glazing with multiple openers and double doors that open out onto the garden.
The first floor offers accommodation on two levels, including four bedrooms, a hobby room, and a study. The master bedroom is complete with an en suite featuring a slipper bath, large shower cubicle, wash basin, and WC, all finished with tiled walls and floors and accompanied by a heated towel rail. A guest bedroom also enjoys en suite facilities, and the family bathroom is well-equipped with a generously sized bath, overhead shower, wash basin, and WC, along with stylish tiling and a heated towel rail.